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bakersfield, california. stephen, go ahead. caller: yes. biden said when he went to europe this is the new world order, that freaks me out. how do you believe that? guest: economic policies are decimating american workers. it is expected to take about $5,000 of the purchasing power of the average family. if you managed to put away towards hundred thousand dollars towards retirement, that purchasing power goes to inflation. i look at all of these things and wonder how is this happening ? the answer to that is, that is what we decided in the last election. host: before we let you go as the house comes in momentarily, we did not ask you about your views on the administration's policies on the ukraine -- russia war. guest: i think it is important that we provide them with the tools they need to defend their country among those things. we have been sending a lot of surplus of aircraft to park it in the middle of a desert. why aren't we sending that to countries like ukraine and taiwan? why can't we park them there where they can do some good? ho

it's on this gunner pup in mine and bakersfield californian steven, go ahead. >> caller: mr.mcclintock biden went over to europe and he said this is a new world order so that kind of me out. >> guest: i don't know what he means by that and i'm not sure he knows what he means by that. what i've seen from his administration in this country and the open borders policy, economic policies decimating american workers and the current inflation rate is expected to take about $5000 purchasing power of the average family few manage to put away $100,000 toward your retirement with a person inflation rate remains the government is taking 8% of that power to. i look at all of these things and wonder how could this be happening to our country and the answer to that is that we'll be decided in the last election thand. >> host: as the house comes a momentarily we didn't ask you your views on administrations policies in ukraine on the ukraine russia war. >> guest: i think it's very important that you provide staff with the tools they need to defend their country. amongg other things we have b

the bay area, bakersfield, and fresno were among the most polluted areas on the list. >>> spring storms have been a big boost for this year's snowpack. the uc berkeley snow lab says it is at 61% of normal for this time of year, up 42% in the past 11 days. it all came too late to make a real dent in the drought, and tonight customers with east bay mud are being warned to cut back, or face fines. >> we had all of this rain the last couple of days, so i'm sure a lot of people are thinking didn't that help them as a maybe help me out. how bad is it? >> east bay mud reservoirs right now are 71% full, so it's not awful, and we do expect to get that snowmelt starting, but, you know, january, february, and march were historically dry. we just want to take any chances. >> the district is now asking for a voluntary 15% cutback. it's also considering a 15% surcharge. >>> tonight central valley grape growers say a hard freeze has devastated their crops. >> the loss in the vineyards will likely translate to higher prices at the liquor store. these brown clusters that would have been wine grapes are

but new legislation from state senator shannon grove of bakersfield, what change to the law defines human senate bill 10. 42 as it's called, would define human trafficking as a serious and violent felony and would included as a strike. and the california 3 strikes law. >> that could increase jail time for human traffickers. we need to make sure that the perpetrator that committed these horrific crimes against them is locked up. >> and put in prison for the longest time possible senator grove showcasing this sign as well as many others. today it reads that every 30 seconds someone becomes a victim of human trafficking, all the more. so why she says human traffickers need to be put behind bars. >> her bill was coauthored by democratic state senator susan rubio is go ahead. but in the end, the legislation did not receive the majority support needed to pass in the senate public safety committee this afternoon with some arguing increase jail time is not the answer. they're not being trafficked. >> because the sentence isn't harsh enough. they're not being trafficked because it's not a strike b

his firm posted several testimonials online, including people like bakersfield resident, howard union. >> i was in jail for 60 days. >> he was arrested and accused of embezzling a hertz rental that his car insurance company had arranged. >> i did not steal the vehicle. the vehicle was fully paid for. >> court records show kern county prosecutors eventually dropped the charge. the cases show that when hertz lost track of a vehicle it would sometimes report it stolen rather than look for it. is it true that sometimes the cars that they reported stolen were on their lot? >> yeah, often. >> appearing on cnbc to talk about something else, hertz' new ceo took a question about it all. >> hertz is going to deal properly with people who were affected. >> he didn't give specifics but noted this. >> we have changed our policies to avoid the possibility of this happening. and i think to put context to it, if you look at the several hundred people impacted, we engage in 15 million transactions a year. this is one one hundreth of a percent. >> it's too many. >> richard blumenthal called its recordk

areas of california have gotten. >> i read an interesting report recently bakersfield you can stillright? >> yes, and that's a steal when you're coming from san francisco where homes often go for close to $2 million. >> it makes a big difference. daryl, thanks so much for joining us this morning. it's always interesting to see, i mean, the bay area is its own kind of beast when it comes to real estate. >> um-hum. >> if you can get in, you're fortunate. it's a tough one. thanks so much. >>> it's 5:49. okay, so you're in a house? want to watch a movie, go out to a movie? hollywood loves a good sequel. >> loves the idea of a successful sequel. the latest case here a certain caped crusader. trending right now, and of course this did not take very long warner brothers already revealing its plans for a "batman" sequel, the film starring robert patinson is nearing $800 million at the box office. matt reeves the writer and director said he'll do the same thing for the follow-up. no word on where the storyline will go from here but the first reboot does hit an appearance by the joker. >> bri

. >> called a republican line, bakersfield, california, stephen go-ahead. >> yes mr. mcclintock you, biden went over to europe this new world order so they can freaks me out when you think yeah, i don't know what he means by that and i'm not sure he knows what he means by that and what i said of this administration in this country, his open borders policy, economic policies that are absolutely decimating american workers in the current inflation rate is expected to take about $5000 from the purchasing power from an average family that he managed to put away $100,000 towards your retirement, the inflation rate being deducted southern taking a thousand dollars of the purchasing power to the inflation this is all been driven by mass bidding and the money to support that spinning a look at all of these things is water how can this be happening to our country and the answer to that is, this will be decided in the. last election and that surprises us, - >> before we let you go, we did not ask you about your views on the administrations policies and yoke in ukraine on the uk

the worst, as you might guess, fresno area and bakersfield. but fairbanks, alaska, came in third followed by the bay area and redding. we'll be back after the break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >>> i want to get you back to that breaking news we've been following throughout the newscast. classes at uc berkeley are being cancelled today and that shelter in place is being issued. >> let's get right back to nbc bay area's bob redell who is on the campus right now. bob, you know that there's a particular building that they're looking at? >> reporter: correct. the student union, which is right next to the plaza. keep in mind, normally this plaza wo

its firm posted several testimonials online including people like bakersfield resident howard junior. >> i was in city days. >> reporter: embezzling a hertz rental that his company had arranged. >> i did not steal it. >> reporter: it shows kern county prosecutors eventually dropped the charge. now he said the clients' cases show when hertz lost track of a vehicle, it was sometimes just reported stolen, rather than look for it. >> is it true that sometimes the cars that they reported stolen were on their lot? >> yeah. often. >> reporter: appearing on cnbc to talk about something else, hertz' new ceo took a question about it all. >> hertz is going to deal properly with people who were affected. >> reporter: he didn't give specifics but noted this. >> we have changed our policies to avoid the possibility of this happening. and i think to put context to it, if you look at the several hundred people impacted, we engage in 15 million transactions a year. this is .01 of a%. >> it is not one. it is hundreds and probably thousands. >> reporter: richard blumenthal wrote this letter calling the

i was home the other week and i picked up my local paper in bakersfield. there was a mother who is inviting the community to her son's funeral because he had just died of fentanyl to warn them. it happens in every single state , in every single city, every single community. it doesn't matter how wealthy, how good a family you are, it can touch them all. you just saw three weeks ago in florida, six kids od'ed, they came from one of our academies. two of them did not take the drug. they simply did what they thought was right to give somebody mouth-to-mouth because they went into cardiac arrest and if they did as well. that is how powerful fentanyl is and coming across with no knowledge that was what was in it. so yes, every single city, nobody is safe because this administration is not securing our border. thank you for coming, it's very important. announcer: tuesday on c-span, the house returns at 10 a.m. for morning hours speeches. at noon members debate legislation supporting nato during the ongoing invasion of ukraine. on c-span two, the senate is back a

hace -- al servicio de la army", y dice, "no, yo no voy a ir a la army", dice, "yo voy, vamos a bakersfieldvil enclosed, ¡uy!, mamá, pobrecita, "ya lo mataron al hijo, y lo mataron". damián trujillo: y la caja llena de ropa, le llegó, ¡ay, pobrecita!, señora. rita chávez: que le dije, "no, esa ropa va, va a ponerse cuando venga pa' trás", le dije, "porque ahorita tiene que usar uniforme", dije, "él es hijo ahora de, del uncle sam", "no, el uncle sam, no, yo lo parí". [risas] sí, damián, nunca lo entendió ella, pobrecita. damián trujillo: pobrecita; tú también viste esas imágenes, rudy, ¿qué te hace venir al pensamiento cuando ves las imágenes de césar luchando, físicamente, mentalmente, emocionalmente, luchando, dando su vida, para mejorar la vida de los campesinos? rudy chávez: pues es un honor mirar eso, como le pusieron el nombre de ese barco, pero también cuando estaba luchando, estaba luchando, todo el tiempo, para los campesinos, y no nada más los campesinos, pero la familia de los campesinos, los niños que crezcan como los niños aquí; y es importante, que ellos saben la historia de c

important for us in california because as minority leader, it is important because he is coming from bakersfieldd we could gain a lot for his presence, but it is not aaron -- but this is not the last we will hear about this. and thank you for staying on top of this for us. >>> and now, two top leaders are headed to meet the yu kran yan president. who could he be talking about as russia is ramping up the attack. >>> welcome back. here is a look at the top stories that we are following this sunday morning. two top officials are set to be meeting in ukraine with president zelenskyy. he says that secretary of state antony blinken and lloyd austin will visit him in kyiv. but here is the thing, the white house and the pentagon have declined to comment on the visit. if they do travel to kyiv, they will be the highest level u.s. officials to visit the country since the start of the war. ode strike killed a 3-month-old baby. two missiles hit a residential facility. several human rights groups say they are committing war crimes. >>> and now, ref i year the cross at mount davidson is lit to remember the vi

whether you are an african-american tire changer in bakersfield or you are a white label worker in daytonesno, you're not making it in this inflationary high fuel economy. you cannot you don't care what michellesayr third mansion in her hawaii, or what lebron says in delma from his billion dollar contract. will smith slapping chris rock, he goes to a mansion in calabasas. irrelevant. absolutely right, they do not have a coping crisis or a transgender epidemic of hate or nuclear war on the paint in normal times people come out they look at this agenda and they say this is contrary to human nature. this is madness and we want no part of it. they created they created a locomotor of angry people and it's coming out with the tracks on november and they are tied on the tracks with ideological rope and they can't get out and there's no way they can get out and we are going to see one of the biggest resets i think we've seen from the 1930s when they lost over we shouldn't let it go to waste, that's what rahm emanuel well, gavin newsom, they don't know any idea what the real crisis is coming becau

the mayors will join their counterparts from fresno, sacramento, bakersfield and other cities around the state this morning. they want the state government to reinstate funding that helped pay for 25,000 shelter beds. the funding expires next year. mayor schaaf said it helps pay for 741 shelter beds in her city alone. >> i have some good news. they can try to advance in front of fans at chase center. you saw the star power game and abc 7 and the nuggets led almost the entire game and the warriors could not finish the late day comeback. denver wins 126-1 21 to avoid being eliminated in a sweep. >> it is difficult to be a time three times let alone four. >> there are nerves involved. there were some stupid falls and quick shots but lucky for us it is the first of four and a great opportunity in a few days. >> the warriors will try to take on the nuggets in game five on wednesday night. jobina: even though they lost, we don't want to say that too many times. a donation was showing loyalty all game. they packed a watch center. we get a sense of the stress and excitement. [yelling and che

on january 6th, bakersfield republican denied ever saying that. >>> now to the war in ukraine, presidentstate anthony blinken and lloyd austin will visit him in kyiv. neither the white house or state department released the details. zelensky is hoping they will lay the grouped work for a visit about president biden. >>> the biden administration announced additional 800 million for ukraine. >>> ukrainian officials say president putin has denied a request for a cease-fire for orthodox easter. >> reporter: as fighting rages on in the east of ukraine, in lviv, a city mostly spared by russia's rathe, parishioners gather for protection and reflection. a somber affair for many this year. it's less festive this year, this mother of three says. we want to keep our traditions and we want our kids to understand that god is with us. he helps us we will win and in this big day, the victory will be ours. despite calls to stay home, young and old line up with their food baskets for a blessing. others, though r still too scared to venture to church this easter. so we meet a young family that today is al

. >> blacksburg, oroville, milwaukee, raleigh, bakersfield, inglewood, savannah, brunswick, eugene, oregonbend, denver. all told, 151 people have been killed in those shootings and more than 600 hurt. . >> now, this morning, a manhunt is under way for multiple gunmen after a party in pittsburgh cut short the life of two teenagers. mass shootings in south carolina and boston over the holiday weekend, leaving several people injured. cnn's shimon prokupecz is joining us now. it is an epidemic. and i think just looking at that we see the proportions of it. >> yet again, as you said, monday morning, here we are reporting on several incidents of shootings across this country. this morning we're reporting on three separate incidents nearly 40 people injured as a result of gunfire. one of those involved dozens of minors at a house party who some of them jumping out of windows to flee the gunfire. >> i have multiple shootings. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, a mass shooting at a short-term rental property. two 17-year-olds were killed. police say eight others wounded by the gunfire early sunday morning

tubbs then using the name "james" was also accused of sexually molesting a 4-year-old girl in a bakersfield, california, library in 2014 while the girl's mother was browsing books just a few aisles over. the 4-year-old girl escaped shouting and crying hysterically telling police that tubbs exposed himself, touched her and ordered her to just do it. tubbs took a plea deal in the 2014 denny's assault case. after los angeles district attorney georgia gas cohen refused to transfer the case to the adult jailhouse last year prompting outrage range. tubbs -- outrage. tubbs gloated over the sentence she received. >> this was an exceptional case. if i had to do this again this case would be prosecuted as an adult. >> reporter: gas cohen didn't -- cass con didn't -- gascon didn't respond about the library assault. >> matt finn, thank you very much. >>> one of the suspects in saturday night's mass shooting in sacramento that killed six people apparently granted early parole and released from prison about a month before this tragedy. senior correspondent laura ingle has that story and more on tonight's

at this weekend's california gop convention, the bakersfield republican trying to redirect the crowd away from the topic. do not let the media divide us. do not let them get of off topic. they can talk about everything they want to talk about. but we know what america wants recognized. the president was partly to blame. he thought the president should resign and in order to stay leader of his party, he has to lie about that to people. the audio of mccarthy was released last week by the new york times. mccarthy has denied calling for the president to resign, insisting he only told other republicans he was considering it but never made the call. a new york judge has found former president donald trump in contempt of court for failing to adequately respond to a subpoena issued by the state's attorney general as part of a civil investigation into his business dealings. judge ordered trump to pay a fine of $10,000 a day. new york to turn, the new york attorney general, a democrat, had asked the court to hold trump in contempt after he missed a march 31st court imposed deadline to turn ove

bakersfield, california. stephen, go ahead. caller: yes.aid when he went to europe this is the new world order, that freaks me out. how do you believe that? guest: economic policies are decimating american workers. it is expected to take about $5,000 of the purchasing power of the average family. if you managed to put away towards hundred thousand dollars towards retirement, that purchasing power goes to inflation. i look at all of these things and wonder how is this happening ? the answer to that is, that is what we decided in the last election. host: before we let you go as the house comes in i think it it that we provide them with the tools they need to defend their country among those things. we have been sending a lot of surplus of aircraft to park it in the middle of a desert. why aren't we sending that to countries like ukraine and taiwan? why can't we park them there where they can do some good? host: tom mcclintock, he has represented the important district of california for seven terms. thank you for being on the program, congress

retake the houses fall at this weekend's california republican convention , the republican from bakersfieldo not let them get of off topic. they can talk about everything they want to talk about. but we know what america wants recognized. the president was partly to blame. he thought the president should resign and in order to stay leader of his party, he has to lie about that to people. now the audio of house minority leader mccarthy was released last week by the new york times . mccarthy has denied calling for former president trump to resign, insisting he only told other republicans he was considering it but never made the call. california's budget surplus is much bigger than originally thought. back. in january, governor newsom forecast a budget surplus of nearly $46 billion now, the legislative analyst's office says it's at least six billion more than that. and will likely be 15 billion more. that's because of money collected from personal income sales and corporate taxes. the governor's office is proposing a tax rebate similar to stimulus checks last year. but it is not officially bee

thursday and friday in san diego to reading, eureka, las vegas temperatures in the 90 by friday. 90 in bakersfieldout to the plains we're talking from dodge city to lubbock texas. ab lean. albuquerque new mexico temperatures o 10-20 below average in the mid west. detroit, omaha, minneapolis, st. louis. winter advisory and storm warnings in the northern plains. plenty of snow some places in northern minnesota and the dakotas, the up of michigan 4-8 inches of >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. definitely summer here. take a look at our high temperatures through the inland areas, reaching into the mid-80s this afternoon and 92 degrees tomorrow. by friday, we're still in the upper 80s, but it will be so much nicer for the weekend, especially by sunday with our highs in the upper 60s. big change early next week with a chance of scattered showers. highs reaching 60 degrees. and for san francisco also get ready to turn on the ac. we're reaching 83 degrees tomorrow. >> and that's your latest weather. guys >> al thank you. >> coming up they're not your average social media stars. >> we can't wa

we're looking at some records from reno, sacramento, bakersfield, l.a.ow the heat moves inland to vegas 29 degrees 14 above average yuma, arizona. 98 palm springs 98 as well. and temperatures dip towards the beginning of next week san francisco, reno, vegas down to 68 by tuesday 64 in san diego by tuesday here in the easts are for the mid west, green bay, minneapolis, nashville 18 degrees cooler than average. detroit only 48 degrees that cool area moves to the east with washington d.c. tomorrow 57 degrees. same in atlanta. nashville. 55 14 degrees cooler. but temperatures start to warm up by tuesday, boston at 64 d.c. 78. new york city about 73 cincinnati, 75 >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some pretty wild temperature swings here as well as we reach up to 80 today for a lot of our inland areas. but that's coming down from the 90s we had yesterday. we do continue to cool off going into the weekend with a high of 72 on sunday. next week on monday, with some rain coming in, we may only make it up to about 60 degrees in the warmer spo

. >> celebrating my law school graduation from bakersfield, california. >> morris illinois. >> celebratingses in newport beach california. >> my mom, my grandma. >> great grandmother. >> a 93rd birthday today >> -- this morning. >> -- out there just a few something good coming tomorrow. >> tomorrow on "today," are you more forgetful these days, maybe struggling to find words it is not just you i was like oh this is happening to me. i wouldn't the world doctor and -- >> -- ruck into a room and many of are more forgettable these days turns out there are good reasons all of our brains are over loaded don't forget to tune in tomorrow on "today. >> -- all the time we're going to start this morning with the news and number of new covid cases on the rise in pards of the country fueled by the ba.2 subvariant and has some officials considering a return to indoor mask restrictions this morning we ad dr. ashish jha if he's concerned. >> i'm not overly concerned right now. >> however dr. jha said extending the mask mandate on public transportation which is about to expire is something the cdc is consi

what we are getting to, james would have to tell a forklift driver and bakersfield say he's 21 and came of age 30 years after the civil rights movement making minimum wage in their a lot of people that i know. he's probably dating someone or married to someone in the demography of california that is not and the side of inter-marriage. he's never been eligible for affirmative action and doesn't have the connections of thehe elite. on the basis of his race on the oppressor side of the equation somebody like lebron james. my point is not to make anecdotal evidence like that and make a generalization. just to save the system of facing a lot of grievances only on race rather than class is not --he it has too many paradoxes.ons in >> host: victor davis hanson on the identity politics and class warfare and arguments you make. to use the phrase in this book and i wanted you to explain a little bit. you talk about the crunch earl had them at -- cultural hegemony. >> guest: i think it means there is always a hereditary elite. hereditary elite were people who had money going back to the 1880s like

what we're getting to, lebron james would have to tell a forklift driver in bakersfield if, say he's 21, he came of age 30 years after civil rights movement making minimum wage, and then there's a lot of people in san joaquin valley, he's probably dating or married to someone given democracy of california that's not white and the record number of intermarriage between different groups. so he's probably not married to someone white, never been eligible for affirmative action. he count have the connections of the elite class, but you're going to have to say on the basis of his race he falls on the oppressor side of the equation and somebody like lebron james is depressed -- oppressed. my point is not to take anecdotal evidence like that and make generalizations, but just to say the system of basing a lot of grievance only on race rather than chat is not going to end well either. too many contradictions, paradoxes and hypocrisies. >> host: and victor the davis hanson, class warfare arguments that you make, you use a phrase in this book that i wanted you to explain a little bit. you talk

well it all started dave back when you were a little boy station in bakersfield, not just we have a lot to say that some clouds are on the way they are beginning to make their move. so there might be a little bit of sun here but still looking for partly to mostly cloudy skies and our satellite shows. cloud cover is already moving. it could be some light rain later today to the north. more likely overnight tonight into tomorrow for everyone else. mainly north, though this is not a system for the areas to the santa clara valley, clouds increased mostly cloudy. rain north could be later on, but highs will stay in the fifties and also low. oh, sixties. alright sounds here at 701. this is usually when he says, all right, we have this. we have this and we have what we do have kind of a beefy commuted the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the may so it's not lighter than usual here today. at least not this hour earlier. it was now it's not let's take a quick look here. it's backed up, and but it's moving through. okay we don't have any major problems, which is what i al

different from what he is saying when he is in jim banks' district in indiana or when he is home in bakersfieldsay, look, voters aren't talking about this. it's true, they might not literally be talking about what kevin mccarthy was busted for saying in a leaked audio in an upcoming book. they might not literally be talking about that, but the idea that voters are routinely and casually lied to by a group of people. >> yeah. >> then go back and are essentially laughing about it is, i think, offensive to a lot of voters if they, you know, understand the contours of what is being done to them and the way they're being patronized. >> it is also offensive to our democracy, to denigrate the truth. >> corrosive. >> very corrosive. yesterday, all day, we talked about a freedom fighter, a fighter for democracy. someone who knows how damaing this behavior is. i don't know what points congresswoman salazar was getting in the moment, manipulating the truth. but she went on and on, you know, saying, gosh, january 6th was bad, but why are we still talking about it? this is your problem. because you want to

host: this is jimbo from bakersfield, california, independent.hank you for taking my call. the knowledge of your guest is great. this is why you watch "washington journal" for this kind of expertise. could i ask whether the guest thanks with the genocide with -- we now have taken place in ukraine done by the russians and under putin, isn't it time now to open up the floodgates of military hardware? i mean all forms of aircraft, all technologies, drones and also, shouldn't we ratchet up the sanctions against a country like china who is beginning to actually supplied military hardware to them? shouldn't we begin to look at countries being lukewarm rather than sitting and not making up their mind as to whether they will support democracy or stand with autocrats? thank you for your time and thank you for this opportunity. guest: thank you for the question. i think the biden administration is doing a great deal when it comes to weapons sharing with ukraine and the flow of intelligence and targeting. i think it's a robust commitment all ready and many

. >> whether you are an african-american tire changer in bakersfield or a white lathe worker in daytonhouse maker in fresno you are not making it in this inflationary high fuel economy. you can't afford $7 for diesel fuel. we don't really care what michelle says about oppression from her third mansion in hawaii or what lebron says from his billion-dollar contract. in normal times people dispassionately, soberly and judiciously and look at agenda and say contrary to human nature. in fact, it's madness and we want no part of it. >> ainsley: everything in the grocery store going up to. chicken up 70%, pork and beef up 20%. steve: absolutely. you point earlier inflation at 6.4%. the highest since 19 will. that's going to put more pressure on the federal reserve to raise your interest rates and here's the practical problem. if you are thinking about buying a house, the -- yesterday the mortgage for a 30 year fixed was 4.67%. it's close to 5%. that factors in so much extra stuff because of inflation. and are you blaming vladimir putin? or your house payment now being close 5% if you taking o

is there any accountability to the people in bakersfield, california, who kevin mccarthy represents,, he showed his true feelings about donald trump and what happened on january 6th, and can he get away with saying it is the media up to its old tricks, it is totally false and totally wrong despite the existence of an audio tape where he says exactly what he claims not to have been said? >> i mean i don't want to be too depressing about it, but i don't think there's an overwhelming cost to being caught in a bald-faced lie. you know, what we've learned in the past five years is trump, as jon pointed out correctly, repeatedly lied, pathologically lied and managed to find his way to the presidency. we live in a political system in which people are completely inoculated from getting punished for transgressions like these. he is in a safe district where voters primarily want to see him be combative in support of trump. i suppose if there's a price to pay it is people saying he wasn't close to trump in that moment of need on january 6th through january 12th. but they will also see that he w

altos in there as well. 73 palm springs, 66 phoenix but 52 uk and monterey 59 for fresno and also bakersfield little little spokes in the wheel. if you will continue to race across the pacific, the pattern is still active. in fact , it looks like it's going to stay active. now. this system coming in, we'll just usher in an onshore breeze, some higher clouds and an increase in some low clouds. but by next week looks like starting on the third and going out to the 10th. we might have to talk about some rain forecast models are showing a pretty deep system for us coming in again next week. 50 60 seventies on your attempts far enough inland some upper seventies, but by thursday, we'll be dropping into the fifties sixties and very low seventies, a little rebound friday. saturday week system will drag across to the north on sunday for a little cool down, but still okay. all right. thank you. steve california based company says it's working to make electric vehicles more affordable, coming up the new subscription service that allows people to drive a tesla model. three 49ers general manager john lyn